The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 17, 1904, Page 8

\ 8 THE SEATTUR STAR hil ir id oar bedi ‘FAT ‘ WIL Mine Furnitures = FREDERICK & NELSON rine ruraitare Stone, Fisher &, Lane | | AMERIC tnervorstd ky | the Sale of Shipment of Rugs € Finest Array RUSSIAN TORPEDO DESTROYER BLUNDERED ON TO A FLOAT- ou are} | . . i ING MINE ANO WAS DESTROYED 1. “| . a and Linoleum I rom the bd bd a H ae weet er yp Se BETTER iiaghidadens smaeee] Ste amship * ‘Quee ‘" Spring Silks i ; Correspondent at Port Arthu rte w the ¢ THEATER PARTY i, The > 0 were refused by ¢ ‘ ws aght th A i ports that the Russian torpedo de Se uw ASHING i N D. « Maree —| 7 goo x \ ‘ rf There are the mines which wer « the largest in} =" ‘ A . p t yer fleet Bankrupt Sale The Big Whatcom FAILURE Makes It Possible for You to Buy Clothing and Shoes About HALF PRICE. Fancy Worsteds, worth $.$2.06 All-Wool Worsted = Cheviota, Tweeds, desirable patterns, worth $9 $4.65 Men's Imported Worsteds, spring styles, single and double breast- ed, worth $12.50; now Men's Biue and Black Serge, handsomely made, trimmings of the best, worth §20; now . $9.85 400 Children’s Children’s 5 and $1 Suits, two- plece Norfolk, knee pants, all Wool, with or without satior collar $2.35 Children’s 3-piece Suits, worth $7.50, im worsteds and fancy cheviots, a great bargain; now going at . ‘ $3.45 Youth’ Fa Imported Casst- Mere Suits, many patterns to choose from, ages 16 to 20, Worth $5 to $8... $3.35 Furnishings F Men's 20¢ Wool Sox q Men's $1.0 Fancy Shirts Men's Ze Wool Sox, two patra . Zbe We Goat Leather Gloves a ” : 20¢ tt. 0 1 Black Sateen Shirts. 45e $6.55 — /300 Pairs Men’s Se $1.38 $1.55 % and $% All We $2.89 1,200 Pairs of Men’s Shoes Men's $3 Dress Shoes $i6o Men's 44 Vici Kid and Calf Shoes : » $2.45 t Calf and Viet $2.85 } Tan ‘ork $1.15 camera High-Cut Out Sounters, regular price $ $245 Boys’ and Chil- en’s Shoes Roys’ $2.00 Calf Shoes ....91.15 Misses’ $1.75 School Shoes. .95e $2.0 Dress Shoes..$1.15 n'a $1.00 § 450 Children’s $1.4 Sh BDe 600 Ladies’ Shoes © Dongola Shoes $1.15 Ladies’ $2 Ladies’ $2.00 Vici Kid Sho teers oong - $1.65 Monarch Shoe ‘ate Clothing Co. 1317-1319 First Avenue rere ib ante aac Tene INR eg Ben. ntages of being # This is wh censiticn aa THE SAME MAKE A POINT OF VISITING Us. Half Block North of Postotfice WE NEEDN’T EXPLAIN to DRESS IN at we © and GE Fe ee Eastern Outfitting Co. 422-424 Pike Street, Corner Fifth. | | ‘MOTHER DIDN'T RECOGNIZE IT have th furnigated Two of , | attending the 1 | been Jil for a month. cian had been called, no | dine *. Hull d ficer FOR QUAKE “1 tell you I b my own, and TI w Patrick, oF some THE ’ ody eine SHOT HIMSELF OMAHA, askir him H. Bean, chic partment 0 WHILE HIS WIFE PLAYED PIANO Neb. i hin ¥ and while sailed June 1. had Health Office n, when Mr 2100 Bast terno, ~ at aldir rep as the case wa was kely that ot Bight other cas Newest Partstan at Kringen’s’ Gr the 19th. you khown recovered w him t ler her put w been reporte within the pa » play th r Lud March ur ha 1 to the t tw ommend ine 8 eron d ave I'S Pid ST PATRICK WEATHER MAN WON'T STAND BLAME EARTH. | ing Hight lea at Han ning, Satur Mike” avenue at Tom sarc yt’ zclf gtamh Annie Mae $1.80 ieud. the procession t Bo Be oc recieenatiee aiieaae $ 2.90 Pere Waa ee iniiitamiin $11.95 nea cts de. area gopeBal ay HDD Reto ee $16.80 F eS BI Breda be ol mnt em s BYES otcias wea LINOLEUM he Lot F ae , ; These Fatterne of Printed Linoleum, cut only, per 43 cts too ‘er | Friday Specials From the Housefurnish- “2885-2551 FREDERICK & NELSON 2d Ave., Madison, Spring Complete Housefurnishers SAYS RUSSIA |~ — petescessszes ISALL READY , STAR DUST: why mother « schee-kouchee. Hi PROFIT BY THE At Cheshro’s ) Algo the ahakecup tn the p AMAZING BARGAINS MAS MADE MANY HAPPY | The spring poems in yeater HOMES 4 r s amn ORGANS IN ¥80 SMASH-UP, . Ka. and the “Kermel P oe fa Friday Has Brought |) renso—s, #9, 96, 97, #8 Ano tng Port Arth $10 Fin wontH e up. Forth reachir BARG R FRIDAY We'll Sell 75¢ Steel Shovels for 5% the present FOR INSTANCE, PIANO Tree Oe BIRD CAGES sinted Bird Cag x 606 BHe ‘le BRASS cu an RODS joy # long-felt want ORGANS—WHAT ABOUT IT? ARE YOU GOING TO GET YOURS Now? Te Building Pi 400 Why Not Save Half on Dinner Plates? ted. Din be de 5c Val. LTAN HAS A “R TION.” THE St EV f-inch ‘Hnglien § 17 4-inch nr ie Oiade Fr Dish There's ny in use denying it hard luck out buying al, radium goes up to $12,100,000 a pound. Fi Friday Ibe Read Your Savings in Bp pu Basement d the enthusiast Japs have on | “Hurrah!” yelle There are big savings to be had/ little man, “the in Organs if you buy while the big| the Russian flank ut sale in in foree, Beautiful What's great about that te in all the tyles What's great about it? Doe " terms “8Y——| show the Japs have the R pan't it sians On instrumer Ait B ' >t Let » in ne rry fi ier h the the his k 106 try. and ata- TERMS AND PRICES $9, $4, $5 PER MONTH WILL BUY YOUR ORGAN NOW Over seventy tiat-clam Orne te! WAR WITH JAPAN 1 veven and CZAR HAS GIVEN UP Money for EXTRA SPECIAL Naptha Soap, } 1] St. Pete rabure, ” Maren ty kyney ffowskioff started for of war last night. Befo the ° WHITE OIL CLOTH y at 66, ing to th depot he had an aul : ) ani ye czar, who thanke 1 iter Wr 34 own to $48, $57, $68, ly for his loyalty, L ' ‘ a yh 7 e.! fine stool ay the fortune of war add «i - BORG EtrUmeNnt the luster of your good name, i Fi — —-—= the ozar. ay, | oe ao ff, ¢| “Your magesty, may death be mine L, - if my « name be not preserved,” pelger & Hurlbu 2. ie oe ha Second and Union ; : eam Oia a hb, |. Bhecahoe 17.—The Russians eve Piano Dealers, 1207 Second AV, nave soukeu 18,000 tons of coal with (Che €nnex onion of the Hearst be . t ed it at the m j of the Yalu river to be burned ‘ Gen. Bacillitaky h) an j Tokyo, March 17.—Admiral Iva 1 turned | 1 announced the exhibition of ould 9 rich ure brill nore in this w f wilk is here. ure a few hints o! The Millinery Opening Again Tomorrow. had Not Hilss This Last Opening Day tle women have taken Ceght tn f Es ARM I At 7650e—27-inch Ponge post At 290—Full line of colo } tks, 24 inches wi . inches, at ne yard At 89e—We will show " black Peau de Sole. Better on a Fr et $1 and $1.10. ey HL plain Taffe full ir rticularly for the new At $1.69-In the proof Silks, shown this e first time, full % splendid black. At 580—U-inch Pongee Silks: } WHAT CAUBED THE ru PETERSBURG, March QUAKE. HE SA Rt \ tifle and exhaustive expe JI of last night's Siege Pr JU tiome of Quality and Worth—Second and University a Not Good Once But All the Time. Housewives Will Appreciate This, Quality. : cme i waky has been | bottied up in Ray |rumsky. The Russian report that al Imamaginty was at the bot tom of the sea im denied by the gov- } ernment off Door Bargains Strictly One Price 4-panel doors for painting, $1.00. 6 cross-panel doors for oli finish — | arch 17.—Gen Tub- 1 a pound of ra- r who first hits a Port Arth owudsky hi — is in pretty Ru . Question, 6 croms-panel doors for of! finish: Ber dispa the best on earth; with curley wood in panels, $1.8 per door. — 7 Plain window frames, $1.00 per 5 frame, Window = frs mes with pulleys, n boom was blind stop and cap, $1.25 per mly @ shot from a hot-air gun. frame | : Kitchen doors, 2&x68x1% with 4 in upper part of door, 2.25 each. Cottage front doors with picture glass in upper panels, at $3.50 pe wult is enough ody that he is not how bu — | per door. Bullding paper 60c per HA! HA! | roll. Ron locks %c. Send for The girls in @ corset factory at Au price lists and general tr ora, Til, have gone out on a strike tion to my salesroom, 1% And now that we're out we'll stay acenue, 8 UB A out says the leader. MR. CLEVELAND'S | SECRETARY DEAD, 0. B. Williams 1508 3d ave. tion for re-appoin f the park b shall hav Mich., March 17 ex-President C! during secretary nd term, died this morning of | “ton Is MELODY CHOIR } the posit | given tho park board by the cha |amendment just passed have act WANTS OFFICE | as an incentive to many to desire @ serve on the board. 4 Mayor-el made a ch t Ballinger has not ed sT. Pp *, The cza , Melody Choir t out with a peti